[sldev] OpenLife source code

[Gareth Nelson]

err, "even on linux"
/me drinks more red bull

2009/3/27 Gareth Nelson <gareth at garethnelson.com>:
> From my own experiments with their viewer, the main thing which causes
> problems is the user agent string, if you set the version and channel
> values to be identical to the OLG login request but get the user agent
> string wrong it fails.
> Here's what the login XML-RPC looks like as a python dict:
> (({'last': 'Last', 'platform': 'Win', 'passwd': '$1$PASSWORDHASH',
> 'start': 'last', 'version': 'Openlife R16 1.16.2.70',
> 'last_exec_event': 0, 'options': ['inventory-root',
> 'inventory-skeleton', 'inventory-lib-root', 'inventory-lib-owner',
> 'inventory-skel-lib', 'initial-outfit', 'gestures',
> 'event_categories', 'event_notifications', 'classified_categories',
> 'buddy-list', 'ui-config', 'tutorial_setting', 'login-flags',
> 'global-textures'], 'channel': 'Openlife R16', 'first': 'First'},),
> u'login_to_simulator')
>
> Yes, it says "Win" for platform even on windows, for reasons known only to them
>
> 2009/3/27 Dale Glass <dale at daleglass.net>:
>> On Пятница 27 марта 2009 22:45:24 Gareth Nelson wrote:
>>> It may be worth testing by hacking it to send the same MD5 as their
>>> official binary, if it won't connect then obviously something else is
>>> going on.
>>
>> I'm working on that right now.
>>
>> Can somebody confirm what sort of thing can normally cause a failure to
>> login? I can think of: channel, version, MD5. Anything else of the sort to
>> look for?
>>
>>
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